... a Revenue Cutter. The Africa Man of War, Bplviidera, Shannon, CElus and Gucrriore JP'rigates, wore cruizing near New York on 14th ult.—The President, Congress, and United States Aaicrican Frigates, Hornet and Argus Sloops of War sailed from N. i’ork 21st ...

... Ann, Mnrlabc Isis Frigate, Shccmel’s Africa Man War Portfnioutb - Diflator d° Store Ship Downs Mercator Tranrport Morlaix Voyager d® d® artar Frigate a rruitSeP, / . .., • • - .failed for 18 Tenic aire Man of War Cadiz FALMOUTH . . . arrived fr ...

... taken possession of by the French, aad at a general peace ail conquests, which .might have ecru made by the French in Africa, daring the war, arc to be given as indemnitics to the Kings of Ai dinia and Sicily. e. Malta to be pos6esseci by the French, and ...

... afflicts the earth. Was the period of general joy thronghout Europe to be the time for letting louse innocent nations of Africa? war, in its most cruel and savage form, ainong the Lord CasTLeEREAGH said, that when the treaty came to be discassed regularly ...

... of Life; Martin'. Mar Catholic Pasiancipathan, con•intied; lour- Seaman • Hannah Moore's Ley nn St.'Peel; • Mis sion to Africa; War with America; Blemenhaek's Institutions of PLystolegy ; Li:erature of last mends; lAsts of all new Press. ipkin and Marshall ...

... to proceed in a merchant vessel to join the Africa man of war at Halifax. - Accounts from Halifax to the J.Btli inst..state, that Ad- , miral Sawyer had sailed from that pork with 12 sail of ships of war, and it is reported .here that the American squadron ...

... the conquest Oibraltiir. 5. The towns Africa, such as Tunis, Algiers, See. to taken possession of by the French; and a general peace, all conquests which might have been made bv the French Africa during the war, are to given indemnities to the Kings ...

... conquest of •Gibraltar. 5. The towns in Africa, such as Tunis, Al,-iers, Etc. to be taken possession of by the French, and at a general peace, all conquests which might have been made by the French in Africa, during the war, are to be given .as indemnities to ...

... operation whatever. I The following is a list of the ships of war on the station, the Rill ult.—San Domingo, man of war, Admiral Sir J. A RItEN ; Poictiers, man of war; Africa, man of war; Spartan, Maidstone, Nymph, Acasta, HEolus, tt.tatira ...

... taken possession of by the French, and toa general peace all concuests which might have heen mad by the French in Africa, during the war are to be given as indemnitics to. the Kings of Serdinia and Sicily 6. Maltato be possessed by the Frenc!t, and no ...

... masters of the field. The following is list the ship* of war th« Halifax station the B'h instant:— San Uotß'.ltzo of war, AiiHiir.il Sir John B. Warren; ?uicti«t» Wan of war; Africa man of war; Spartan, Maid* clone, Nympli, BelviJera, Jt ...

... conquest of Gibraltar. : 5. The towns in Africa, such as. Tunis, Algiers, &c. to be taken possession of by the French; and at a general li:eace, all conquests which might have been made by the French in Africa during the war, are to be given as indemnities to ...